Research Article

Spectrophotometric Studies on the Reaction of Diaveridine with Some Sulfonphthalein Dyes Based on Ion-Pair/Ion-Associate Complexes Formation

Table 1

Spectral characteristics of the calibration graphs and analytical data in the determination of the studied dug using the ion-associate complex formation method.

Ion-pairλmaxBeer’s low up to μg mL−1Ringbom range (μg mL−1)DLa (μg mL−1)QLb (μg mL−1)εcSSd (μg cm−2)Quantitative parametereError (%)RSD (%)95% confidence
abR

D-I42016.892.95–11.90.752.502.70 × 10−40.00960.0140.0180.99670.190.210.2948
D-II44018.212.43–13.340.802.672.84 × 10−40.01450.0690.0430.99790.380.230.2124
D-III43016.913.90–15.60.722.382.89 × 10−40.01390.0720.0340.99950.100.150.2227
D-IV41518.202.95–13.340.622.072.23 × 10−40.01190.0840.0300.99720.480.150.2645
D-V44518.172.95–12.950.852.482.16 × 10−40.01200.0830.0630.99910.290.180.2544
D-VI43018.013.25–15.61.916.351.74 × 10−40.01490.0660.0130.99960.570.260.1544
D-VII43016.812.61–14.322.297.632.22 × 10−40.01180.0850.0150.99910.660.280.2618
D-VIII44017.983.87–15.572.608.831.20 × 10−40.00510.0460.0040.99970.760.320.2227

aDetection limit. bQuantification limit. cMolar absorptivity (L mol−1 cm−1). dSandell sensitivity.eRegression equation A = a + bC, where C is the concentration in μg·mL−1.